South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 168, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 June 1917 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MOGRATS TAKE i NEV GREEK KING ÖP SLUE TALK Consider Question of Putting Up Men for Delegates to Constitutional Convention.

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I.NDl.WAfoIJS. J.',r..'- 1 indiana. -Inii-M r.iN. followjr.- th- election of i'h trle A. t;rratho;;-e r,f Indianapolis. formerly f state sj per j n -ndent of put-Mo Ir tr-ir ti-n. to the Ii"-itin cf t t t 'h-.irrnan f.f the I'-sity to H!jrcTi F:-rn.ul Korhly, 'Mi" rf !::.(!. today took ,;p ,jj Ii-1-;. .n of wh.-thi-r tney uill plaeo n sla'.- of rr'Tni.'KT.t men In Indiana in !!;- teld f,,r , .,r.li.l;,tr.s fr deie-Kates-., t-1 i ri,'e t h. constitutional con Titian. The supe-fon fjr-t I : j I ri;ciall- at Mo- II. tir tr nf tf,r. democratic Mate committee h r- y -ster-lay and it found fnP friends nnd sf.ni" opponents. There ar many, who ir.aliP 'h- same ;irciinifntH airnir.t thi plan that v ere made ntrainst the si brmr proposed earlier that hoth the demoora t anl republican ?Tio!i !i auree ,,n a slafr of 1 T. nndwlatrs fr,r the convention fnr !I;atf.M-at-lJirj:A. I'surpation of thr rijrht of Individ ial citizen to i hoose their 'own candidate fop th" convention was h main nrc'i. ment ntrafr.nt th' former plan. The .Ian now advanced hy some dfmr.rrat.H Is not so far-reaching in It fftVrt. It Is hellevcd by 5fm. as was th former proposal. which womM have Injure, j the portion of

th'- I.' deh fratf -s-at-Iarpo. selected hy politicians The democratic plan m. -rely puts the party on record a takincr nn Interest in the situation and dori not s-ck to f.ar the doors airalnst any other single candidate or irroup of r,i ndiUates In some 'l"Hrtor. it is r. rinnr re-mPd very favnral.'iy. It jj prohaldr. howevr. that if tli' iictnnrr;i t io st.ite committee decides to take Mir; nr-tinn. the repuldiean state committee will fall into Uno quickly with the same .ort of n plan :inI then the injustice to other les strum; croiipa of iti7n than thos.- composing the two Mc parties would 1. easily seen. IemoT:M-y i lIeisal. The selection of ('harlf s A. (Jroathoiis'. a staff rhairtnan. us was pro)h'i-d In th'-M disjia trh-s last Sundav and oarlirr Is pxtrcnifly plain? to the Indiana ilornocrats. who hav fought for a rk-an nrty. N man In Indiana has raised his v"i. in criticism of Mr. G rrat house, rltljff ns a privat citifn or in ronr.fctiou with his work as staff km-perlnffnt'.f-nt of pul-Iic Instruction. He is a well known leader in democratic politic and there is little re.t-on to hIieye that he will md ucces.sful in placinc tlie Indiana detnocrac- on as hiuh a plane as ever In its history. Some democrats are fearing at this titre that the rlf-menf.s of the party. wlii h have opposed reorganization and rejuvenation of the irroup. which lost the l!K, election, still are seeklnir to control the machinery through the selection of a secretary of the state committee, which was left in the hands of the r.e-.ly eU-cted state chairman. Mr. Jrenthouse. if lie is -ft alone l,y these politician-. an depended on to (lino- j ei'iet.i vy . who will l-rlns as much credit to the party as .id th (elertion f the ( ii.iinnin. 'harles a, ireathouse js n na t i t of southern Indiana, owning larsze farming interests in Posey county. Ffc ftlso has had a wide hushics ejerience in thi city. Now he ulds an executive position with, the Pallnookwalter rnntinc: Co. of which he is u heavy stockholder. HrPathoic's enrinU'- ro ns few a; tht:e of any man who has been in public life, lie made a prcat record as a state superintendent of public instruction. Taurine his terms as state superintendent Indiana advanced farther alorc the road to prorrrsi e education than ever la fore in her history. Tho vocational education law. the rural school development, the consolidated school development and the ever-upw a-d trend of educational facilities In the common schools of all classes nr,d the hish schools were --ustcrowth of the iireathouse regime in the statehouse Teachers thrruchout tli state of Indiana knov and respect him as a man

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The above photograph shows Klnsc Alexander of (ireece. He is considered pro-British and received his education in Kncland.

Politics did not, for a moment, figure in the appointments to the executive positions in the state department of public instruction, while he was state

superintendent. Instead, he selected i men and women of high repute in!

school matters for the places, almost reuardleyy of politics. .Ivns Pia veil lular. Ireathouse has n.t been too prominently identified with any of the several factions of the Indiana democracy, although he always lias played "regular" when questions of party policy arose. His selection as state chairman i a happy solution of the lone-drawn-out fipht for tho position, it now seems apparent, and local democrats are juhilant over the situation. The name of dames H. Pry, of Indianapolis-, has been mentioned as the possible selection for secretary of the state committee. .Mr. (treathouse has not indicated, whom he will select. Mr. Pry would l.e very acceptable to certain elements of the party, hut would alienate the affections of some of the strongest leaders in the party. Many demo. rrats here, who hupp to see the new democratic organization et off on the rieht foot, hope that Mr. Jreat-

house will be able to select a man ' for secretary that has not taken j part in any of the bitter "wet" and i

"dry" tiuhts in Indiana. If this can be done a loni: step will have been taken towards resuscitation of the party for the cominir municipal elections and the state election next vear. It is believed Mr. Oreathoiise will see to it that a man is selected for the place that will suit as nearly as possible all elements of the party. Whether Mr. Pry vvill suit more elements than any other that could be selec ted is not clear at this time. There ha s bren some su truest ion that Mark Thistlethw aite. secretary to Thomas p. .Marshall, vice presidei,f Tf the Pnited States, and secretary to Marshall, when the latter was governor of Indiana, be recalled from Washington and piven the position of secretary to the state

committee. Thrre also is discussion;

f the possible selection of Hurt New. formerly leal clerk to the public service commission and to

(lovs. Marshall and Kalston. Kither of the,,- men h ive many friends j throughout the state. ther discussions turn to some of the more prominent editors of independent j democratic newspapers throughout' the state. There are one or two of J U m i V . ii-oul1 ti 'i 1 -i f n 1 n I

I J I ."M I I I I t , vv Ml' 'MIHI lllil rT J'i'ill did secretaries to the committee. I';nr Women Ielecatrs. Th.tt the d oiocrats may deter

mine to urge trie selection f.r a i woman or two as deleuates to the constitutional convention now is ap- ; parent here. Such democrats as for- j

mer (Jo. Samuel m. Kalston. lernard Korbly, retiring state chairman, and others, are discussing the possibilities of uarnerin a irreat part of the woman vote for the party by such a route and many of these democrats sav thev feel that the

womanhood of Indiana should bei represented in the hi; convention j next winter. The sixth district coiict c ionl j r'.ht will bepin in earnest next Mon- j day. The republicans are point; to I f;re off a lot of bi rur.s in the dU- I trict. including addresses by .lames! P. Watson, Pnited States senator.' probably Co. v. loodrich arid republican orators from Washington. IP.it the democrats, too. have their ordi- ! nance loaded for just such a crew. Pinly (iray, fo-uier representative in ! eoncross from that district, notifie.l ! leaders of the state committee yes- j terday th.at a roup of notable democratic senators and representatives will come to Indianapolis Monday, to confer with state committee leaders and 'ben sail through the j sixth district, .-preadini: the ;.uj of Wilson and democracv through- I out the counties While the disttitt! went reublican in I'.'l. it had boon J democratic for some time before that and th !. al democrat l,..v

J hl;h hop''" "f : tuvc.ir.c the district .

to their lolum: in the special election to he held .June '2. Pxcept for the sixth d.itri'-t situation little is evident in the wav:

' of activitv- amorii: the republicans.;'

except th'' ine s ,ar.t clamor l.-r ions' at the st.it.h.'ii't'. Pvervthinc is be-' tnc dor.e bv tlie party to boom C",ov. ' P.oo.lr-.ch, to !i" f.uefior.t. vvitli the evident idea t'at th-j-e Will be ; dcnth of candi l.itcs for priiden,! in. j j J i a:il !h.T Indiana, as i:i.il,

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